Cocktails for Trails – Friends of Patapsco Valley State Park
Pictured (LtoR) Melanie Nystrom, Mid-Atlantic Off-Road Enthusiasts liaison for the Rockburn Skills Park; Jonathan Zawacki, Hands On Painters owner; and Dave Ferraro, Friends of Patapsco Valley State Park secretary/event chairPictured (LtoR) Jim Palmer, Friends of Patapsco Valley State Park board member; and Nita Settina, Maryland State Park Service superintendentPictured (LtoR) Steve Dontigny, Mid-Atlantic Off Road Enthusiasts (M.O.R.E.) executive director; Jonah Meyers, Arabella Advisors program associate; Rebecca Coca, National Institutes of Health management intern; and Adam Lewandowski, Trek Bicycles territory managerPictured (LtoR) Joe Traill, Joe’s Bike Shop owner; Theresa Morningstar, Gordon Feinblatt general service manager; and Nicole Dixon, Johnson & Johnson cardiovascular hospital representativePictured (LtoR) Matt Farragut, Howard County Utilities truck driver; Tracey Farragut, Children’s National Medical Center surgical coordinator; and Paul Farragut, Baltimore Metropolitan Council executive directorPictured (LtoR) Vicki Goodman, Patapsco Heritage Greenway vice president; Tom Goodman, retired National Association of Counties public affairs director; and Jeff Mouton, Patapsco Valley State Park southern area managerPictured (LtoR) Dan Wecker, Elkridge Furnace Inn chef/owner; Bryan Feyock, Compact Membrane Systems development technicians volunteer; Allie Bays, Patapsco Valley State Park naturalist; and Jamie Petrucci, Patapsco Valley State Park rangerWine and beer were also ion the menu at Cocktails for Trails.Supporters of Patapsco Valley State Park gathered for Cockatils for Trails under a tent at the Elkridge Furnace Inn.
Food & Drinks for Flora & Fauna (June 16, 2016) Nature lovers gathered under a tent at the Elkridge Furnace Inn for “Cocktails for Trails,” a fundraiser put on by the Friends of Patapsco Valley State Park. Even though Mother Nature ended the evening with a storm, folks didn’t let it rain on their parade.
Sloane Brown
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